Voorafgaand aan de verdediging van mijn proefschrift Canonieke Icoonfoto's mocht ik in 15 minuten uitleggen waar mijn onderzoek over gaat. De gehele tekst is hier na te lezen: http://www.martijnkleppe.nl/blog/lekenpraatje-promotie/
Bringing Digital Humanities to the wider public: libraries as incubator for D...Martijn Kleppe
Keynote presented at Language Technologies & Digital Humanities Conferences 2018, Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Abstract:
Digital Humanities researchers rely on large digital datasets. Since the National Library of the Netherlands (KB) has been digitizing its collection for about ten years, their datasets are popular amongst DH scholars that focus on historical newspapers, periodicals and books. By not only supporting researchers by giving them access to datasets, but also by collaborating with them, the KB aims to incorporate DH research results in their services and products. We do this by sharing our prototype tools and code on our online Lab , invite academics to come and work as researcher-in-residence and are full partner in research projects. In this talk I will describe the challenges and opportunities for libraries and academics when they collaborate. What can researchers gain from collaborating with libraries? And how can libraries bring the affordances of DH research to the wider public?
Introduction slides workshop Computer Vision in Digital HumanitiesMartijn Kleppe
Slides as presented during the opening of the workshop 'Computer Vision in Digital Humanities' during the DH2017 conference in Montreal, Canada, 7 August 2017.
Big Science isn't just for physics - PoliMedia - Automatically Linking Politi...Martijn Kleppe
Slides presented during the session 'Big Science isn't just for physics' during the ESOF 2016 conference in Manchester, UK. More info on the session at http://www.esof.eu/the-programme/event-information/big-science-not-just-physics.html
Tracking online user behaviour with a multimethod research designMartijn Kleppe
Slides of my paper presentation at DH2016, 14 July 2016, Cracow Poland.
Short abstract: Monitoring people’s online behaviour has traditionally been a field of interest of commercial research agencies. However, academic researchers in different fields are interested in the same type of data to gain insights in the web behaviour of a variety of users. Until now most common applied scholarly research methods are analyses of log files or recalled user behaviour by survey, diary or interview methods. Only recently scholars started to experiment with gathering real-world data of web behaviour by monitoring a group of respondents. This paper describes the set-up of our tool ‘The Newstracker’ in a study on the online news consumption of a group of young Dutch news users. Our findings illustrate the potential of online monitoring tools but also its limitations by stressing the need for a multimethod study design when aiming not only to register but also to understand online user behaviour.
First slides shown during the AVinDH Workshop at DH2916 Conference, in Cracow, Poland, 12 July 2016. All info at https://avindhsig.wordpress.com/workshop-2016-krakow/
Bringing Digital Humanities to the wider public: libraries as incubator for D...Martijn Kleppe
Keynote presented at Language Technologies & Digital Humanities Conferences 2018, Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Abstract:
Digital Humanities researchers rely on large digital datasets. Since the National Library of the Netherlands (KB) has been digitizing its collection for about ten years, their datasets are popular amongst DH scholars that focus on historical newspapers, periodicals and books. By not only supporting researchers by giving them access to datasets, but also by collaborating with them, the KB aims to incorporate DH research results in their services and products. We do this by sharing our prototype tools and code on our online Lab , invite academics to come and work as researcher-in-residence and are full partner in research projects. In this talk I will describe the challenges and opportunities for libraries and academics when they collaborate. What can researchers gain from collaborating with libraries? And how can libraries bring the affordances of DH research to the wider public?
Introduction slides workshop Computer Vision in Digital HumanitiesMartijn Kleppe
Slides as presented during the opening of the workshop 'Computer Vision in Digital Humanities' during the DH2017 conference in Montreal, Canada, 7 August 2017.
Big Science isn't just for physics - PoliMedia - Automatically Linking Politi...Martijn Kleppe
Slides presented during the session 'Big Science isn't just for physics' during the ESOF 2016 conference in Manchester, UK. More info on the session at http://www.esof.eu/the-programme/event-information/big-science-not-just-physics.html
Tracking online user behaviour with a multimethod research designMartijn Kleppe
Slides of my paper presentation at DH2016, 14 July 2016, Cracow Poland.
Short abstract: Monitoring people’s online behaviour has traditionally been a field of interest of commercial research agencies. However, academic researchers in different fields are interested in the same type of data to gain insights in the web behaviour of a variety of users. Until now most common applied scholarly research methods are analyses of log files or recalled user behaviour by survey, diary or interview methods. Only recently scholars started to experiment with gathering real-world data of web behaviour by monitoring a group of respondents. This paper describes the set-up of our tool ‘The Newstracker’ in a study on the online news consumption of a group of young Dutch news users. Our findings illustrate the potential of online monitoring tools but also its limitations by stressing the need for a multimethod study design when aiming not only to register but also to understand online user behaviour.
First slides shown during the AVinDH Workshop at DH2916 Conference, in Cracow, Poland, 12 July 2016. All info at https://avindhsig.wordpress.com/workshop-2016-krakow/
Analyzing Published and Consumed Digital & Digitized NewsMartijn Kleppe
Presented at symposium 'Social Media: Incubators of a renewed News Media Landscape?', 27 November 2015, Leuven Belgium. Presentation outlines projects PoliMedia & Newstrackers
Voorlichting VU CIW: Media & Journalistiek 14 november 2015Martijn Kleppe
Slides van de voorlichting die ik gaf over de BA-opleiding Communicatie & Informatie Wetenschappen (CIW), profiel Media & Journalistiek, tijdens de open dag van de VU op zaterdag 14 november 2015
During the LODLAM Challenge 2015 in Sydney, I got the chance to present our PoliMedia project as it was one of the nominees for the final of the LODLAM Challenge. These are the slides of my 5 minute pitch during the final round
Monitoring online user behaviour. The case of the NewstrackerMartijn Kleppe
Slides presented during the DHBenelux 2015, Antwerp, Belgium 8 June 2015. In the paper we presented the set-up and first results of the research tool ‘Newstracker’ which is developed especially for monitoring news consumption from the angle of the user
Toekomstig beelden van ons verleden kleppe. Lezing bijeenkomst Beelden voor d...Martijn Kleppe
Lezing gegeven tijdens de slotbijeenkomst van het Project Beelden voor de Toekomst. Dit digitaliseringsproject richtte zich vooral op het digitaliseren van gote beeldcollecties. In mijn lezing ging ik in op de volgende stappen: hoe vind je nu foto's in deze grote collecties? De gehele lezing is ook gefilmd en beschikbaar via http://www.openbeelden.nl/media/777057/Martijn_Kleppe.nl
Presentatie PoliMedia op symposium 'Digitale kranten als 'big data''Martijn Kleppe
Presentatie over onderzoeksproject PoliMedia (www.polimedia.nl) samen gegeven met Laura Hollink op het symposium 'Digitale kranten als big data' georganiseerd op dinsdag 24 maart 2015 door de Koninklijke Bibliotheek, Den Haag.
Presentation given at the Erasmus Studio Lunchseminar at the Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands, Tuesday 20 January 2015. The presentation gives an overview of the project 'PoliMedia' and 'Talk of Europe' and ends with a reflection on the use and creation of open datasets for academic research purposes. Presented by Martijn Kleppe, Astrid van Aggelen & Laura Hollink.
Tracing the afterlife of iconic photographs using IPTCMartijn Kleppe
Presentation about using IPTC to code photographs for scientific research. Presented during the 'AV in Digital Humanities' workshop during th Digital Humanities 2014 Conference, Tuesday 8 July 2014, Lausanne.
Presentation at the Erasmus Graduate School of Social Sciences and the Humanities on how to obtain small funding at private funds to be used for scholarly activities. Including tips & tricks on finding suitable funds, writing your application & links to some relevant Dutch funds. Presented Monday 16 Juni 2014, Erasmus University Rotterdam.
PoliMedia - Analysing Mediacoverage of political debates in newspapers, radio...Martijn Kleppe
Slides of my presentation on PoliMedia at the IAMHIST Conference, 18 Juli 2013, Leicester. The presentation was part of the panel 'Digital Archive Projects: Rethinking Media Studies Methodologies'.
Presentatie gegeven bij het symposium 'Innovatie op Web en Social Media' op 22 mei 2013 aan de Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam. Het symposium ging over innovaties op het web en hoe social media ingezet kunnen worden om het hoger onderwijs en onderzoek beter op de kaart te zetten?
Mijn presentatie gaat over 1) de manier waarop ik Twitter en Facebook gebruik om mensen te informeren over mijn onderzoek, 2) hoe ik contact onderhoudt en 3) hoe dit mij de nodige pr oplevert.
Zie ook deze blogpost die een bewerking is van deze presentantie: http://www.martijnkleppe.nl/blog/informeren-interactie-en-schandalige-zelf-pr/
Introduction to Research project PoliMediaMartijn Kleppe
Presentation about our research project 'PoliMedia - Interlinking multimedia for the analysis of media coverage of political debates'. Presented at the PoliMedia symposium, 23 January 2013, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Collection of first images that were published online of the plane crash at Schiphol, Wednesday 25 February 2009.
Including first posts on Twitter and images on Twitpic. Starts with the amateur photos and ends with the first professional pictures.
The presentation shows how images of amateurs were used by all major media in the first hour after the crash. However, at the moment the first press photographers arrived on the scene, their photos were published from that point onward. The amateurs photos were then removed from all major news sites.
This presentation was presented during a lecture three hours after the crash happened.
Analyzing Published and Consumed Digital & Digitized NewsMartijn Kleppe
Presented at symposium 'Social Media: Incubators of a renewed News Media Landscape?', 27 November 2015, Leuven Belgium. Presentation outlines projects PoliMedia & Newstrackers
Voorlichting VU CIW: Media & Journalistiek 14 november 2015Martijn Kleppe
Slides van de voorlichting die ik gaf over de BA-opleiding Communicatie & Informatie Wetenschappen (CIW), profiel Media & Journalistiek, tijdens de open dag van de VU op zaterdag 14 november 2015
During the LODLAM Challenge 2015 in Sydney, I got the chance to present our PoliMedia project as it was one of the nominees for the final of the LODLAM Challenge. These are the slides of my 5 minute pitch during the final round
Monitoring online user behaviour. The case of the NewstrackerMartijn Kleppe
Slides presented during the DHBenelux 2015, Antwerp, Belgium 8 June 2015. In the paper we presented the set-up and first results of the research tool ‘Newstracker’ which is developed especially for monitoring news consumption from the angle of the user
Toekomstig beelden van ons verleden kleppe. Lezing bijeenkomst Beelden voor d...Martijn Kleppe
Lezing gegeven tijdens de slotbijeenkomst van het Project Beelden voor de Toekomst. Dit digitaliseringsproject richtte zich vooral op het digitaliseren van gote beeldcollecties. In mijn lezing ging ik in op de volgende stappen: hoe vind je nu foto's in deze grote collecties? De gehele lezing is ook gefilmd en beschikbaar via http://www.openbeelden.nl/media/777057/Martijn_Kleppe.nl
Presentatie PoliMedia op symposium 'Digitale kranten als 'big data''Martijn Kleppe
Presentatie over onderzoeksproject PoliMedia (www.polimedia.nl) samen gegeven met Laura Hollink op het symposium 'Digitale kranten als big data' georganiseerd op dinsdag 24 maart 2015 door de Koninklijke Bibliotheek, Den Haag.
Presentation given at the Erasmus Studio Lunchseminar at the Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands, Tuesday 20 January 2015. The presentation gives an overview of the project 'PoliMedia' and 'Talk of Europe' and ends with a reflection on the use and creation of open datasets for academic research purposes. Presented by Martijn Kleppe, Astrid van Aggelen & Laura Hollink.
Tracing the afterlife of iconic photographs using IPTCMartijn Kleppe
Presentation about using IPTC to code photographs for scientific research. Presented during the 'AV in Digital Humanities' workshop during th Digital Humanities 2014 Conference, Tuesday 8 July 2014, Lausanne.
Presentation at the Erasmus Graduate School of Social Sciences and the Humanities on how to obtain small funding at private funds to be used for scholarly activities. Including tips & tricks on finding suitable funds, writing your application & links to some relevant Dutch funds. Presented Monday 16 Juni 2014, Erasmus University Rotterdam.
PoliMedia - Analysing Mediacoverage of political debates in newspapers, radio...Martijn Kleppe
Slides of my presentation on PoliMedia at the IAMHIST Conference, 18 Juli 2013, Leicester. The presentation was part of the panel 'Digital Archive Projects: Rethinking Media Studies Methodologies'.
Presentatie gegeven bij het symposium 'Innovatie op Web en Social Media' op 22 mei 2013 aan de Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam. Het symposium ging over innovaties op het web en hoe social media ingezet kunnen worden om het hoger onderwijs en onderzoek beter op de kaart te zetten?
Mijn presentatie gaat over 1) de manier waarop ik Twitter en Facebook gebruik om mensen te informeren over mijn onderzoek, 2) hoe ik contact onderhoudt en 3) hoe dit mij de nodige pr oplevert.
Zie ook deze blogpost die een bewerking is van deze presentantie: http://www.martijnkleppe.nl/blog/informeren-interactie-en-schandalige-zelf-pr/
Introduction to Research project PoliMediaMartijn Kleppe
Presentation about our research project 'PoliMedia - Interlinking multimedia for the analysis of media coverage of political debates'. Presented at the PoliMedia symposium, 23 January 2013, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Collection of first images that were published online of the plane crash at Schiphol, Wednesday 25 February 2009.
Including first posts on Twitter and images on Twitpic. Starts with the amateur photos and ends with the first professional pictures.
The presentation shows how images of amateurs were used by all major media in the first hour after the crash. However, at the moment the first press photographers arrived on the scene, their photos were published from that point onward. The amateurs photos were then removed from all major news sites.
This presentation was presented during a lecture three hours after the crash happened.